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Ep-92: Empowering Her World: Girls Going Global
Martice Sutton, the founder and executive director of the nonprofit organization "Girls Going Global" (GGG), is a passionate and purposeful globe trotter. Marti's work revolves around creating better experiences for young girls, both in India and America. She champions their causes and engages people on topics ranging from entrepreneurship to philanthropy and travel. Martice has been recognized for her remarkable work by the White House, the Travel Channel, Black Enterprise, Centric TV, and Mary Claire. She is a proud member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Incorporated.
Highlights of the Conversation:
0:10 - Introduction to "Chezuba Talks," a podcast dedicated to sharing compelling stories of hope, determination, and humanity.
1:08 - Martice Sutton's introduction and her passion for empowering young girls.
2:01 - Martice's inspiration behind starting Girls Going Global (GGG) and her initial focus on cultural and global awareness.
3:01 - The evolution of GGG from local workshops to international travel experiences.
4:00 - GGG's journey over the past ten years, visiting multiple countries and empowering girls.
6:02 - Challenges faced in educating constituents and donors about the importance of global education and travel.
6:54 - GGG's target demographic and expansion beyond underprivileged, low-income inner-city students.
8:15 - GGG's role as a global education program that provides opportunities for long-term study abroad options and careers in international development.
9:11 - Logistics of GGG trips, including travel arrangements, accommodations, meals, and partnerships with organizations on the ground.
10:21 - The unique and priceless moments GGG provides, such as interacting with local girls' organizations and participating in service projects.
12:10 - Exotic experiences during GGG trips, including the glitz of Dubai in the United Arab Emirates and the culturally diverse and challenging environments of Peru and Senegal.
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By ChezubaMartice Sutton, the founder and executive director of the nonprofit organization "Girls Going Global" (GGG), is a passionate and purposeful globe trotter. Marti's work revolves around creating better experiences for young girls, both in India and America. She champions their causes and engages people on topics ranging from entrepreneurship to philanthropy and travel. Martice has been recognized for her remarkable work by the White House, the Travel Channel, Black Enterprise, Centric TV, and Mary Claire. She is a proud member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Incorporated.
Highlights of the Conversation:
0:10 - Introduction to "Chezuba Talks," a podcast dedicated to sharing compelling stories of hope, determination, and humanity.
1:08 - Martice Sutton's introduction and her passion for empowering young girls.
2:01 - Martice's inspiration behind starting Girls Going Global (GGG) and her initial focus on cultural and global awareness.
3:01 - The evolution of GGG from local workshops to international travel experiences.
4:00 - GGG's journey over the past ten years, visiting multiple countries and empowering girls.
6:02 - Challenges faced in educating constituents and donors about the importance of global education and travel.
6:54 - GGG's target demographic and expansion beyond underprivileged, low-income inner-city students.
8:15 - GGG's role as a global education program that provides opportunities for long-term study abroad options and careers in international development.
9:11 - Logistics of GGG trips, including travel arrangements, accommodations, meals, and partnerships with organizations on the ground.
10:21 - The unique and priceless moments GGG provides, such as interacting with local girls' organizations and participating in service projects.
12:10 - Exotic experiences during GGG trips, including the glitz of Dubai in the United Arab Emirates and the culturally diverse and challenging environments of Peru and Senegal.